Vark Reflection

I scored highest in the reading/writing section in the VARK questionnaire, which most definitely makes sense. When studying for tests and exams I always create my own separate study guide just so I can see the information in my own format. When memorizing spelling and vocabulary words when I was younger I would continuously write the words and definitions over and over again until I finally understood what I was trying to learn. I’ve also always learned better when being assigned textbook pages or reading handouts, compared to getting up snd moving around the class. Currently I’m working on a career project for one of my high school classes and I have to write three pages about my future line of work. Currently I’m creating an outline of all of my requirements with all my answers just so it will be easier to write the paper when I’m ready. …show more content…
I spend a lot of time in my classes asking questions to make sure I have a complete understanding of the material. In past English classes, we always held debates or discussions about the reading assignment we were currently working on. This especially helped me exceed my understanding because not only was I able to share my interpretation, but I was able to hear different view points from my peers, resulting me in seeing the assignment in a new lighting. In the past I have recorded what my professors say during lectures. This has largely helped me because I can always go back when I’m studying so I know exactly what my professor was saying in a past